At home, Crias Da Gávea seeks classification for the final phase of the LDB
The second stage of the competition takes place at the Hélio Mauricio gymnasium, in Gávea
By Helena Petry - inFlaBasquete begins its participation in the second stage of the LDB classification phase this Monday (30). The Brazilian Interclub Championship Sub-22 takes place at the Hélio Mauricio gymnasium, in Gávea, and Mais Querido debuts today, against Brasília, at 19:45 pm, with live broadcast on Fla TV.
The Rubro-Negro team finished the first stage of the LDB, the country's biggest youth competition, in sixth place in Group B. With two wins in five matches, FlaBasquete scored 7 points. During the stage, the team suffered with the absence of point guard Matheusinho, who tested positive for COVID-19, and Cristhyã, who was injured in the second match.
To avoid relying on other results and secure a spot in the final stage of the competition, which takes place in São Paulo at the end of September, the Mais Querido team needs to win every match. Coach Rodrigo Galego's team features point guards Joãozinho and Matheusinho; shooting guards Matheus Leoni, Magno, Camargo, Marlon, and Dilber; forward Lucas; power forwards Rachel and Ruan; and centers Maciel and Emanuel.
This will be Leoni's debut with the Sacred Mantle. Having lived in Spain since 2019, the player was repatriated by Flamengo after two seasons playing for Gran Canaria. Matheus is one of the country's top youth academy players, considered a promising prospect in the sport.
Check out the matches of Crias Da Gávea in the LDB:
August 30th, at 08:19 pm - Flamengo x Brasilia*
31/08, at 19:45 pm - Flamengo x Praia Clube*
September 01st, at 09:17 pm - Flamengo x Unifacisa
03/09, at 19:45 pm - Flamengo x Minas*
04/09, at 19:45 pm - Flamengo x Cearense Basketball*
*Matches broadcast live on Fla TV
The basketball teams of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo rely on resources from their sponsors – BRB, MOSS, TIM, AmBev, Rede D'or, IRB Brasil RE, CSN, Brasil Plural, EY – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR) and State Incentive Law/State Secretariat of Sports, Leisure and Youth (Seelje) of Rio de Janeiro, in addition to support from the Brazilian Club Committee (CBC).